Broward College January 2010 Acceptances

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Hi there,

I am waiting to see if I got into the Nursing Program at Broward College for January 2010. Has anyone heard one way or the other? Just wanted to see if anyone's heard yet.

Thanks,

Michele

Congrats to the ones who made it. I did not make the cut as I figured as much. I had 7 points. All A's & B's and one C in chem. I haven't felt like a slacker in school in a long time until now. :scrying: Oh well, I'm going after other schools and I'm confident that the only having 1 C won't haunt me forever...I hope.

I'm so sorry to hear that. In the scheme of things, one C is not bad; especially in Chemistry. That's a hard class. Good luck with the other schools. Keep trying.:wink2:

I am hoping to attend Broward College in January 2010. I need one semester to complete my prereqs to apply to the nursing school. I have a bachelor's degree already, I am looking for a career change. I am trying to find out if there is a long wait to get into the nursing program. What are the chances that I will be accepted and be able to start the nursing program in the summer 2010? Also, I'm not too familiar with the points system. Is it based on grades? Are there extra curricular ways to obtain points? I'd appreciate any info...thank you!

Congrats to the ones who made it. I did not make the cut as I figured as much. I had 7 points. All A's & B's and one C in chem. I haven't felt like a slacker in school in a long time until now. :scrying: Oh well, I'm going after other schools and I'm confident that the only having 1 C won't haunt me forever...I hope.

Make sure that you email the nursing admissions coordinator. Emphasize that you will accept a "no show" school slot in the event someone is not able to start the program. You would be surprised at the number of non attendees that happen. Apply to other programs for spots on their waiting list. (Use the same general wording.)

Good luck!

I am hoping to attend Broward College in January 2010. I need one semester to complete my prereqs to apply to the nursing school. I have a bachelor's degree already, I am looking for a career change. I am trying to find out if there is a long wait to get into the nursing program. What are the chances that I will be accepted and be able to start the nursing program in the summer 2010? Also, I'm not too familiar with the points system. Is it based on grades? Are there extra curricular ways to obtain points? I'd appreciate any info...thank you!

You can go to the Broward College site and it will show when they will be accepting applications for the summer I think. It is based on a points system which does rely on your grades. In my acceptance letter it said that they accepted people with 8-22 points. I had 12. So they don't have a waiting list. They outline how the points system works on their site, too.

Hope this helps.

Michele

For January 2010 I've got an alternate seat. So I'm not sure if I'll be starting in January or Summer. What campus is a good campus for nursing. As far as the professors?

Mandy...Alternate is not so bad last semester all the alernates got in. So will get in for the January 2010 program. I have heard that North is the best campus to go to for numerous people so I dont know how true that is or if there is any real difference but there must be a reason why North is the campus everyone is choosing. May I ask how many points did you receive ?

I recieved 8 or 9 points I will have to check again. So are you in the nursing program now?

no im not...im hoping to get into the May 2010 program

I am applying for the May 2010 program as well. Just took my HESI entrance exam last week -- the other school I am applying to requires it and the Health Sci. Advisor told me to take it, even though I am applying for May and they are not requiring it until August 2010.

They require a 75% - I got a combined 94% so I think I am in good shape there.

I start HCP0130 -- that short required course -- tomorrow night.

I think I have 14 points, depending on how they count the GPA. It may be 13, though.

Let's keep in touch.

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